Organizational Behavior , Management

Charles O'Reilly: How to Be a Chief Culture Officer

Advice for managers on creating a culture of adaptability.

December 05, 2014

| by Steven Fyffe

Charles O’Reilly explains why companies with strong cultural norms of adaptability perform better over the long-run, and how managers can help create an adaptive corporate culture within their own organizations. O’Reilly is the Frank E. Buck professor of management at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Read more tips from O’Reilly on creating a corporate culture that drives growth.

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